Forty-eight teams are vying for the final 24 spots in the 12 Texas high school state championship games played at AT&T Stadium. The UIL State semifinals are filled with numerous noteworthy storylines, and Thursday marked the end of the road for some teams and the continuation along the path to glory for others.

Day 3 of the Texas (UIL) high school football state championships awarded three more state titles Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Just under 45,000 people watched parts of three games, seeing historic wins happen,

The UIL Texas high school football state championships are set. General tickets are $20, while participating schools with a code can purchase for $15. A ticket is good for all games for a single day, and all seating is general admission. All tickets will be digital and must be available on mobile devices. They can be purchased through Seat Geek.

Here is a look at scores from all 12 high school football state championship games in Texas. An overall aerial exterior general view of AT&T Stadium before an NFL football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants. ARLINGTON, Texas — 24 teams remain. 12 will hoist a trophy. And it all unfolds in AT&T Stadium.

One thing that was notable other than the score disparity at the Florida high school football state championship games last week at Florida International's Pitbull Stadium was the number of fans attending.